In a coffee-cup calorimetry experiment

CHEMISTRY · Single correct · A Level · Chemistry · Energetics · Energetics

Problem

In a coffee-cup calorimetry experiment, the calorimeter constant CcalC_{\text{cal}} primarily accounts for the heat capacity of which part of the system? (a) the water or solution contained in the cup (b) the reacting chemicals inside the calorimeter (c) the cup, thermometer, stirrer, and all other components of the calorimeter itself (d) both the water/solution and the reacting chemicals, but not the calorimeter hardware

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